Silverstone Circuit

Silverstone Circuit, the spiritual home of British motorsport, boasts a rich heritage as a former RAF airfield. Since hosting its first Grand Prix in 1950, it has been a near-constant fixture on the Formula 1 calendar, staging 60 races to date. Its fast, flowing corners like Copse, Maggotts, and Becketts demand precision and bravery, offering some of the most thrilling high-speed sections in modern F1. The circuit's evolution reflects the sport's history, adapting from its original perimeter track layout to the current Grand Prix configuration while retaining its iconic character. Silverstone remains a cornerstone of the championship, renowned for its passionate fans and unpredictable British weather.